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Answers (4)
- David Hoggatt, "Roseville_Broker"
- Contributions:471
I'm with Vince. If you have an actual appraisal you will have a much easier go at trying to get your taxes reduced.
- Vince Curtis, "SoCal Appraiser"
- Contributions:4699
'Comps' wont cut it, you really need comps AND someone to analyze them to determine your value. Comps, by themselves, are useless. If you are serious about lowering your tax base, PAY a Realtor or appraiser to VALUE your home as of the tax lien date (per your county) and have them able and willing to fight for your value. Just supplying comps - which the assessor already has in spades - to the assessor is a waste of your time .
- Diana Rozenfeld, "dianarozenfeld"
- Contributions:142
You can contact your Realtor who sold you this house.
- Dominique Vescuso, "Acresofhomes"
- Contributions:26
Contact a real estate agent like me. They should be happy to provide that for you. You just need to let them know your address and what date you want the comps for.
How do I get old comps on our property to help us with depreciation values for taxes?
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